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Developer Linux News for Aug 20, 2010
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Which Licence is Best for the Future? (Aug 20, 2010, 22:32)
The H Open: "...those discussions ultimately
led to an entirely fresh thought: that we are about to enter a new
phase in open source business, one that places community and
collaboration at its heart."
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Ready to be an open source contributor but don't know where to start? (Aug 20, 2010, 21:32)
Opensource.com: "In early 2009, as the stories
of many websites begin, a few college friends were considering what
kind of project they might start together. In this particular case,
the result was OpenHatch."
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OMG that�s so 2009 (No HAL for Banshee) (Aug 20, 2010, 20:32)
KILL THEM ALL AND LET A NORSE GOD SORT 'EM OUT:
"No more HAL dependency! You can finally actually drop HAL from
your iso and ship the best media player Gnome has to offer (sorry
Rhythmbox- we just rule really hard)."
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Spook developer speaks! An interview with Matthew Burton (Aug 20, 2010, 12:02)
Opensource.com: "I had a chance to talk with
Matthew Burton, the former intelligence analyst turned open source
cause celebre who just launched a tool that helps frame and
understand arguments with imperfect evidence."
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LLVMpipe & Compiz 0.9 Still Don't Play Along (Aug 20, 2010, 10:32)
Phoronix: "LLVMpipe is an especially
interesting Gallium3D driver since it allows accelerating the state
trackers atop any modern CPU, but for any close to decent level of
performance when using OpenGL you need a hefty multi-core CPU"
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The IRMOS realtime scheduler (Aug 20, 2010, 00:02)
LWN.net: "The purpose of this article is to
provide a general overview of this new scheduler, describe its
features and how it can be practically used, provide a few details
about the implemented algorithms, and gathering feedback by the
community about possible improvements."
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